Relief on the funerary monument of a certain Marcus Ulpius Amerimnus and Scribonia Attica. The couple lived in the 2nd century CE and their tomb is in Ostia, near Rome.
As it turns out, Scribonia was a midwife. On relief, we see her during delivery. The pregnant woman is completely naked and sits on a special birthing chair with handles.
Interestingly, her husband was a surgeon. On the base of the object, there is a relief showing Marek dressing a wound on his leg, with surgical tools nearby.